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    '''Fluopronominal''' is a term inspired by other pronominal terms to describe people who have a '''fluid preference for pronouns'''. Individuals may have a specific set in which their preferences fluctuate, or use particular sets out of any, during times which feel comfortable. This identity may accommodate genderfluid or multigender identities, however that is not to be expected as anyone of any label could use fluoproniminal.
    '''Fluopronominal''' is a term inspired by other pronominal terms to describe people who have a '''fluid preference for pronouns'''. Individuals may have a specific set(s) in which their preferences fluctuate, or use particular sets out of any, during times which feel comfortable. This identity may accommodate genderfluid or multigender identities, however that is not to be expected as anyone of any label could use fluoproniminal.

    == Etymology ==
    Fluo (taken and tweaked from 'fluid') to emphasise fluidity. Pronominal (inspired by other pronominal identities), referring to 'functioning of a pronoun' (definition).

    Revision as of 13:20, 18 August 2021

    Fluopronominal is a term inspired by other pronominal terms to describe people who have a fluid preference for pronouns. Individuals may have a specific set(s) in which their preferences fluctuate, or use particular sets out of any, during times which feel comfortable. This identity may accommodate genderfluid or multigender identities, however that is not to be expected as anyone of any label could use fluoproniminal.

    Etymology

    Fluo (taken and tweaked from 'fluid') to emphasise fluidity. Pronominal (inspired by other pronominal identities), referring to 'functioning of a pronoun' (definition).

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